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Earthquake Panic Empties Andaman Coast: Tourist Numbers Plunge
Humans are making millions &nature does as it wants, one does not influence the other. P.S 3 of my friends from Tao rescued the cave kids -
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Thai Economy Stable as Government Tackles Earthquake Aftermath
I can see it already The Hub of Earthquake-Resistant Condos: Innovative Living for Seismic Safety -
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Chinese Men Caught Removing Documents from Collapsed Building in Bangkok
Re bar and concrete columns - this building should have had a steel beam frame - biggest unfortunately irony is that it was being built to house the government AUDIT OFFICE!! Disgusting waste of lives -
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Anyone on Social Media and getting paid?
A number of the people I subscribe to on YouTube complain about being stiffed by them. Being accused of views originating from robots and breaching rules on content in their videos spring to mind. Some wanted me to support them through the Patreon platform. -
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I've been denied entry to Thailand - Now What ! ?
A "bad day" could mean "needs to fill his quota of denied-entries." Maybe he just got chewed-out by the boss, and his tea-money threatened, by not denying entry to "enough" people - reminded that denying-entry is what generates the tea-money. Wise move to go with safe-entry, if you have significant time (subjective) spent in Thailand in the last year or so. Agree - but would clarify to, "insufficient to be allowed-in again without paying tribute." That's all they really want. If no one was "staying too long," they would be heartbroken. They would be pushing to cut visa-exempt entry to 7 days, if that's what it took to get the tea-money flowing, again. The silly excuse to go back to 30-days for everyone, vs only the countries of the bad-actors, could be due to this. -
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Chinese Men Caught Removing Documents from Collapsed Building in Bangkok
According to a report by the UK's Telegraph, the SAO building was a joint venture between Italian-Thai Development Plc (ITD) and China Railway Number 10 (Thailand) Ltd. The latter is a subsidiary of China Railway Number 10 Engineering Group Company, which holds a 49 per cent stake - the maximum foreign ownership allowed under Thai law. China Railway Number 10 Thailand, established in 2018, has operated as a contractor for large infrastructure projects, including office buildings, railways, and public roads, the report claimed. The company reported a net loss of 199.66 million baht in 2023, with revenue of 206.25 million baht and expenses of 354.95 million baht. Its Thai shareholders include: Sophon Meechai (40.80%), who also holds stakes in five other companies; Prachuab Sirikhet (10.20%), with investments in six companies; Manas Sri-anant (less than 1%), who holds shares in ten other firms. https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/myanmar-earthquake-thailand-earthquake-a-china-connection-in-bangkoks-33-storey-building-brought-down-by-quake-8045516 Does Thaksin have a finger or two in the pie? Who knows. A junta leader maybe? Possibly someone a a bit higher up. Who knows. The cover-up and BS that's going to come out of this will be something to behold. Using what you stated above only idiots will believe it.
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